I got a little question, how do I convert from text to ASCII?
Meaning, i want to show the ascii 9 in the end of a certain message.
In mIRCScript, it's $asc(9) or $chr(9), and I need to find the Tcl equivalent. Thanks in advance!
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ASCII Convertion
But it strips the character I need :<It just... Doesn't let it appear in the message 
I mean, the ASCII character 9 is a blank character, but it triggers a script in mIRCSCript, and well, when I put it in my Eggbot, it doesn't trigger that script for other people when it needs to, which got me to the conclusion that it doesn't make it appear in the message, I'm guessing because it's either an irregular character or because 'tis a blank character. :p
I mean, the ASCII character 9 is a blank character, but it triggers a script in mIRCSCript, and well, when I put it in my Eggbot, it doesn't trigger that script for other people when it needs to, which got me to the conclusion that it doesn't make it appear in the message, I'm guessing because it's either an irregular character or because 'tis a blank character. :pIf it's always ascii -9, you could try something like this (or however the message should be constructed, \x09 will be replaced with the specified character):
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puthelp "PRIVMSG yournick :blah \x09 bleh"NML_375
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Read here about backslash substitution:
http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/Tcl.htm#M15
http://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.4/TclCmd/Tcl.htm#M15